Things to do in Spain
Dali Museum Barcelona40 optionsPrado Museum Guided Tour46 optionsDolphin Watching Tenerife34 optionsMallorca Boat Tour70 optionsBarcelona City Tour10 optionsFlamenco Tour Seville24 optionsDay Trips from Barcelona7 optionsDay Trips from Madrid15 optionsWhale Watching Tenerife28 optionsFlamenco Tour Madrid10 optionsMadrid City Tour6 optionsFlamenco Performance16 options
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Ibiza Pool Crawl: 4 venues, 1 pass, open bar startYou start at a pre-party venue with an open bar and games, move through a beach club, hit O Beach's daytime pool party with hourly shows and acrobatics, then finish at one of four superclubs of your choice with free entry. The whole crawl runs from 3 PM into the night, with one pass covering all four stops and no separate tickets to buy.Is it for me?This works for groups of friends or solo travelers who want the structure of a guided crawl without the hand-holding, and who are comfortable moving between venues and drinking throughout an afternoon and night. The fixed schedule and one-pass system mean you're not negotiating entry or timing at each stop — you just show up and move through.
Palma de Mallorca: Private Segway Tour with Cathedral & WaterfrontYou’ll glide through Palma’s lively streets by Segway with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect hands-on training, spontaneous stops at sites like La Seu Cathedral and Es Baluard Museum, plus time by the waterfront and golden beach paths. It’s easygoing but full of surprises — you might even end up laughing at your own pronunciation attempts.
Madrid: Tapas & Paella Cooking Class with WineYou'll cook ham croquettes, Russian salad, black rice paella, and ajoarriero cod under the guidance of a professional chef in a small, hands-on class near Pacífico metro. Unlimited wine, beer, and soft drinks are included, and you taste everything you make. The class takes place in a modern open kitchen where everyone participates at the same time, and the chef shares stories about Spanish food culture and Madrid itself. No prior cooking experience is necessary, and vegetarian and dietary accommodations are available if you notify the organizer before booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how Spanish food is actually made without needing a recipe book or a cooking background—the small group and open kitchen mean you're doing the work yourself, not watching someone else do it, and the fixed location near the metro takes the logistics off your hands.
Barcelona: Gothic Quarter & Old Town Private Walking TourYou walk through Barcelona's Old Town with a private guide, moving from Roman ruins embedded in Gothic walls to the Barcelona Cathedral, Santa Maria del Mar, and La Boqueria Market. The route includes the Gothic Quarter's hidden plazas and La Rambla's street energy. Since it's private, you set the pace and can customize stops. No group waiting, no fixed schedule.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Barcelona's history and architecture explained by someone who knows the city, without the pace or noise of a group tour. Expect to walk for several hours through narrow streets and plazas—that's what lets you actually see the layers of Roman and medieval Barcelona instead of just passing through.
Barcelona: Sagrada Familia & Montserrat Private Tour with PickupYou're collected from your hotel and driven through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, Eixample, and Passeig de Gràcia, with entry to Sagrada Familia included so you skip the line. The route then heads out to Montserrat monastery and its natural park, where you explore the sacred mountain and its caves before returning to your hotel. The whole day is private—just you, your group, and one guide—which means the pace is yours and the stops are explained, not rushed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Barcelona's main landmarks and Montserrat in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing yourself—the private pickup and included entry fees mean you skip the logistics and the queues.
Gran Canaria Sailing & Snorkeling: Helm a Yacht, Small GroupsYou board a 14-ton yacht at Puerto de Mogán and either take a turn at the helm or relax while the crew handles the sails. The boat anchors in a quiet bay where you snorkel, swim, or rest before a vegetarian lunch with wine and soft drinks. Hotel pickup and all gear are included; the trip runs 4 hours with groups staying under 8 people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually sail rather than watch sailing happen, and you'd rather not spend the morning arranging transport to the port or figuring out where to anchor for lunch — the whole day is already planned around the boat and the crew.
Toledo: 90-Minute Walking Tour & El Greco ChurchYou walk through Toledo's three cultures—Christian, Jewish, and Muslim heritage—in a single loop that starts and ends at Zocodover Square. You see El Greco's famous painting, the old jail, the cathedral exterior, and the city's optical illusions painted on walls. The guide handles the timing and the route, so you don't have to figure out where to go or what you're looking at.Is it for me?Book this if you want the essential Toledo in one loop without planning the route yourself—the 90 minutes are structured so you see the main sites and the stories that connect them, and you're back where you started instead of lost in the backstreets.
Barcelona Night Walking Tour: Inquisition & Medieval HistoryA 2-hour night walking tour through medieval Barcelona and El Born exploring the Spanish Inquisition, methods of execution, medieval punishments and the darker legends that shaped the city. The tour meets at Arc de Triomf, runs in small groups capped at 15 people, and is led by a professional local guide with radioguides for clear communication. Not recommended for children under 14.Is it for me?Most Barcelona night tours lean on ghost stories and atmosphere; this one sticks to the documented history of the Spanish Inquisition and medieval executions, so you leave with facts instead of folklore.
Canyoning near Marbella: Jumps, rappel & natural poolsGuided canyoning in the Benahavís River canyon near Marbella combines swimming, jumping, climbing and rappelling through natural rock formations and pools. The activity runs about 3 hours, suits ages 8 to 65 with swimming ability, and includes wetsuits, boots, full gear and an English-speaking licensed guide. Multiple jumps and a 6m rappel are optional, and the water stays around 24°C year-round.Is it for me?Choose this tour to jump and rappel in natural pools with a guide who speaks your language—English, Spanish or Dutch.
Fuerteventura: 2-Hour Enduro Motorcycle Tour & TrainingYou arrive, get fitted into full enduro gear and safety equipment, then spend an hour learning the bike's controls and practicing on easy terrain. After that, you ride two hours through Fuerteventura's southern trails — beaches, cliffs, sand and rock — with your guide setting the pace. Lunch and water are included. The whole experience takes three hours from start to finish.Is it for me?Book this if you want to ride a motorcycle through real terrain without arranging your own bike, outfit or training — the three hours are structured so you learn first, then ride with confidence, with a guide controlling the pace and difficulty the whole way.
Cazorla: Olive Oil Factory Tour & Tasting with Local GuideYou’ll step into one of Spain’s biggest olive oil factories near Cazorla for a hands-on tour—exploring old mills, wandering gardens full of native plants, and tasting at least three fresh extra virgin olive oils with expert tips from your local guide. Expect laughter, small surprises, and a new way to judge every bottle you see after this day.
Palma de Mallorca Walking Tour: Cathedral & Jewish QuarterA private walking tour of Palma de Mallorca's old town with a local guide in English, Spanish or French, covering the Cathedral, Royal Palace of La Almudaina, the Jewish quarter and Plaza Mayor. The tour runs two hours and you choose what to focus on — the architecture, the royal family history, the Xuetas community, or the local food scene. Guides are from Mallorca and customize the route to your interests.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want to visit the Jewish quarter's interpretation center, which only opens weekday mornings — the guide can time the walk to catch it. Choose the evening slot if you prefer cooler temperatures and a quieter old town, or if your schedule doesn't allow an early start.
Toledo: Walking Tour of Cathedral, Jewish Quarter & ZocodoverYou’ll join a small group in Toledo’s historic center, following your local guide through Zocodover Square, past the Cathedral’s layered history, and into the winding Jewish quarter. Expect stories that bring old stones to life, quick laughs over mispronounced words, and glimpses into hidden courtyards — all at your own pace.
Tenerife: Costa Adeje Tuk Tuk Tour & South Coast VillagesYou ride a Tuk Tuk through four distinct corners of Tenerife's south coast: the luxury Duke zone, a pristine beach with history, a working fishing village with local restaurants, and the nightlife hub of Playa de las Américas. Your guide speaks English and Spanish, points out where locals eat, and explains why each place matters. Book private if you want your own space or have mobility needs; small group keeps costs down and puts you next to other travelers.Is it for me?A good fit if you're new to Tenerife's south coast and want to understand where to eat, swim, and spend time without renting a car or navigating on your own. The Tuk Tuk format and facing seats make it social and compact; book private if you travel with mobility concerns or prefer your own space.
Gran Canaria: Sioux City Park Wild West Town & Animal FarmYou walk through a real 1972 Western movie set with live bank robberies and sheriff shootouts, grab food and drinks at the working saloon, and visit an animal farm with Canarian livestock and reptiles. Everything is included in one ticket, and you move at your own pace between shows.Is it for me?Right for families wanting something different from typical theme parks, and for anyone curious about a real movie set that still functions. Plan for 2–4 hours depending on how many shows you catch and how long you spend with the animals.
Montserrat & Winery Tour from Barcelona: Cellar Tasting IncludedA full-day guided tour from Barcelona combines Montserrat Mountain's monastery with a countryside winery experience at Oller del Mas, a 10th-century castle run by the same family for 36 generations. The tour includes the cogwheel train up the mountain, a one-hour monastery guide, free time to explore on your own, a multi-course Catalan lunch, a winery tour with tastings of three organic wines, and exclusive VIP access to the aging room for additional tastings drawn straight from the barrels. Groups stay under 20 people, and the whole day runs about 10 hours from Barcelona's North Station.Is it for me?Book this option if you want both cultural history and a deeper dive into winemaking — the monastery and the barrel room are two different kinds of access, and the full day holds them together without feeling rushed. The fixed schedule means transport, timing and all three tastings are arranged, so you're not piecing together separate bookings or worrying about how to get between sites.
Valencia: Montanejos Thermal Springs & Girlfriend Waterfall Day TripYou’ll leave Valencia behind for a day of soaking in Montanejos’ warm thermal springs (yes, they’re actually warm all year), sharing laughs with your local guide and tasting simple village food before wandering over to the Girlfriend Waterfall — where you might swim or just listen to the water crash down. It’s one of those days you’ll remember for how it felt more than what you did.
Barcelona: Small Group Wine Tasting & Local SnacksYou’ll sit down in Barcelona with a small group and taste Spanish wines alongside regional cheeses and snacks. A local sommelier shares stories behind each pour and answers all your questions—no pressure to be an expert. You’ll leave knowing what to order at dinner—and maybe with new friends or at least a favorite bottle in mind.
Barcelona & Montserrat: Sagrada Familia, Gaudí & Mountain ViewsYou get hotel or cruise pickup, a full-day route through Barcelona's Gaudí landmarks and the Gothic quarter, a drive up Montserrat Mountain with entry included, and a drop-off at your choice of location — all in a small group of 2–12 people. The vehicle is air-conditioned and new. If you want to skip the line at Sagrada Familia, you can pre-book that separately and finish the tour inside with an audio guide, or view it from outside and move on. No separate transport bookings, no park entrance fees to pay on arrival, no guessing which stops fit into one day.Is it for me?Best for travelers arriving with luggage or on a cruise with a fixed departure time, or anyone who wants Barcelona's main sights and Montserrat in one day without arranging separate transport, park tickets, or timing the stops themselves — the pickup and drop-off flexibility, plus the included Montserrat entry, is what makes a full inland trip possible in a single outing.
Cuenca night tour: Illuminated historic center with guideA guided night tour of Cuenca's historic center lasting two hours, walking past the illuminated Cathedral, convents, former Inquisition court, and the iron bridge that spans the Huécar gorge. The guide speaks Spanish and all fees are included. The tour runs after sunset, when the city's architecture shifts from imposing by day to mysterious at night.Is it for me?The tour runs on foot through the medieval streets for two hours at an easy pace, so you're standing and walking the whole time—good for an evening when you want to move without strain but need to stay active. If you prefer to sit or take a break partway through, this walking tour isn't the fit; if you want to see the city's architecture lit up without arranging transport or hiring a private guide, this one holds together.
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